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Scott Hay-Bartlem is a finalist in the Commercial Partner of the Year Awards for 2020.
Organised by Lawyers Weekly, the Commercial Partner of the Year Award recognises the achievements of Australia’s top partners and is judged on excellence in practice, proven benefits to clients and what sets him apart as a leader in the industry.
Scott and his team provide a full range of commercial services to private clients and their structures, including advising on tax, superannuation, structuring and restructuring, and estate planning and succession. This includes working with and assisting accountants, financial planners, lawyers and other professional advisers help their clients deal with these issues.
Commenting on the results, Hay-Bartlem said it’s an honour to be listed. “I’m simply honoured to be acknowledged as a finalist, especially since I’m in the company of such outstanding commercial lawyers.”
In addition, Scott is on the board of the SMSF Association, is an SMSF Association Specialist Adviser and also a member of the Society of Trust and Estate practitioners.
The winner will be announced at an awards ceremony in November.
Cooper Grace Ward congratulates Scott on this significant achievement.
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